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Oct 26, 2026

Ryan GableHOST
17:39
We created everything.
Ryan GableHOST
17:42
But the Afrocentrism, as if all people with dark skin come from Africa, all people with light skin must come from Europe, it's a very stupid and very antiquated assumption about the world.
Ryan GableHOST
17:59
But most of this stems from a natural evolutionary movement against European centrism.
Ryan GableHOST
18:09
It's called Afrocentrism.
Ryan GableHOST
18:12
And this stems from a... pretty radical, I would say, non-scientific branch of real Afrocentrism.
Ryan GableHOST
18:22
Afrocentrism is something that we've heard about our entire lives.
Ryan GableHOST
18:26
We were taught this in school.
Ryan GableHOST
18:27
Everything came out of Africa.
BethHOST
0:17
Greetings, royal sons and daughters of great Al-Kibbilin, mother of mankind, the Garden of Eden.
BethHOST
0:27
You're listening to the Dr. Beth's podcast, an Afrocentric, economic, social, cultural, and empowerment podcast.
BethHOST
0:38
Is it unapologetic? Unadulterated? Absolutely.
BethHOST
0:46
Uncompromising.
Dr. BethHOST
4:40
Greetings, Royal Sons and Daughters of Great Alkabulan, Mother of Mankind, the Garden of Eden.
Dr. BethHOST
4:48
You're listening to the Dr. Beth's Podcast, an Afrocentric, economic, sociocultural, and empowerment podcast.
Dr. BethHOST
4:56
It's an unapologetic, unadulterated, absolutely uncompromising Great Alkabulan Royal Podcast, and I'm your soul sister, Dr. Beth, a woman on a mission for great.
Dr. BethHOST
5:10
I'll keep learning.
Dr. BethHOST
0:00
Greetings, Royal Sons and Daughters of Great Alkebelen, Mother of Mankind, the Garden of Eden.
Dr. BethHOST
0:08
You're listening to the Dr. Beth's Podcast, an Afrocentric, Economic, Social, Cultural and Empowerment Podcast.
Dr. BethHOST
0:16
It's an unapologetic, unadulterated, absolutely uncompromising, Great Alkebelen Royal Podcast.
Dr. BethHOST
0:25
And I'm your soul sister, Dr. Beth, the woman.
Dr. BethHOST
0:21
Greetings, royal sons and daughters of great Alkebulon, mother of mankind, the gardener.
Dr. BethHOST
0:28
of AD&E listening to the Dr. Beth's podcast, an Afrocentric, economic, sociocultural, and empowerment podcast.
Dr. BethHOST
0:36
It's an unapologetic, unadulterated, absolutely uncompromising, great Al-Kabulen, royal podcast, and I'm your soul sister, Dr. Beth, the woman, on a mission for great Al-Kabulen, here to thrive, not to survive, wonderfully and fearfully created, the original And not the duplicate.
Dr. BethHOST
0:59
Do not walk alone.
KJHOST
8:57
If you could if you could say that, right.
KJHOST
8:59
As we say, you know, Afrocentric, such and such, semi-centric.
KJHOST
9:02
And in this case, that one sided semi-centric.
KJHOST
9:07
Because, again, what are you going to say about your Palestinian brother and sister? Are they supposed to be unalived at a massive rate? Are they so horrible and evil? Don't worry, family.
SpeechGUEST
7:06
And Mr. Wendell was really a result of those kinds of relationships.
SpeechGUEST
7:10
And then People Every Day was really the conflict of where I was going in my life with Afrocentric views and thoughts and the way I dressed compared to where a lot of people in the Black community at the time in Milwaukee, which is where I'm born and raised, compared to where they were, it was very different.
SpeechGUEST
7:34
So there was conflict, you know, and that song is really talking about that conflict.
SpeechGUEST
7:41
And then Songs like Tennessee, which by far is my most important song I've ever written.
Clint BarrettHOST
49:16
On that same day, Senator Robert F. Kennedy Sr. enters the race for the Democratic Party presidential nomination.
Clint BarrettHOST
49:27
March 19th through the 23rd, Afrocentrism, Black Power, Vietnam War students at Howard University in Washington, D.C. signal a new era of militant student activism on college campuses in the U.S. Students staged rallies, protests, and a five-day sit-in laying siege to the administration building, shutting down the university in protest over its ROTC program and the Vietnam War, and demanding a more Afrocentric curriculum.
Clint BarrettHOST
50:05
No comment.
Clint BarrettHOST
50:07
March 24th.
Dr. BethHOST
0:15
You're listening to the Dr. Beth's Podcast.
Dr. BethHOST
0:18
An Afrocentric, Economic, Sociocultural and Empowerment Podcast is an unapologetic, Unadulterated, absolutely uncompromising, Great Alkabulan, Royal Podcast, and I'm your soul sister, Dr. Beth Woman, on a mission for Great Alkabulan.
Dr. BethHOST
0:37
I'm here to thrive, not to survive, wonderfully and fearfully created, the original, and not to duplicate, do not work alone, love guide me.
Dr. BethHOST
0:51
Not fear, I'm here to raise the frequency and the vibration and to bring you my royal sons and daughters of great old Kiblin, mother of mankind, the garden of Eden.
Dr. BethHOST
0:05
Greetings, royal sons and daughters of Great Alkebelen, Mother of Mankind, the Garden of Eden.
Dr. BethHOST
0:12
You're listening to the Dr. Beth's Podcast, an Afrocentric, economic, sociocultural, and empowerment podcast.
Dr. BethHOST
0:20
It's an unapologetic, unadulterated, absolutely uncompromising Great Alkebelen.
Dr. BethHOST
0:27
Royal podcast and I'm your soul sister, Dr. Beth, a woman on a mission for Great Alkabulan.

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